If you are a reader of the Sunday Night Email (and if you’re not sign up in the sidebar) you know that we recently wrote:
Only 22 pitchers have tossed perfect games in Major League Baseball history.
What about your internal wholesaler’s pitch?
In the May email titled Defending The Honor Of Wholesaling I told you about the advisor I met at a conference who wasn’t a fan of too many wholesalers.
Turns out he’s an accurate observer and critic of internal wholesalers through.
This week he sent me an MP3 of a message that an internal left for him.
In the email the advisor commented that it, “Reminded me of 3AM infomercial, thought I was getting pitch[ed] a Ronco Rotisserie”.
Ouch!
Well, it seems a few folks were curious to hear the call (we’ve stripped out all the identifiable information).
We empathize with this internal as he needs additional training and experience – and a better script (or no script?).
Leaders, use this feedback as a way to make your folks on the desk more effective when they leave voicemail for advisors.
That, or start stocking the Ronco Rotisserie Oven in the trinkets and trash catalog!
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Patrick Cissne says
Maybe the financial advisor should lighten up a little bit. While the call was indeed ridiculous, I am sure the caller was just a young guy, trying to do his job.